Meghan McCain blasts Chris Cuomo
for 'the worst kind of nepotism'
over Andrew Cuomo coverage
Posted By: Ribicon, 8/5/2021 12:16:33 PM
“The View” co-host Meghan McCain on Wednesday slammed Chris Cuomo as an example of “the worst kind of nepotism” after the CNN host failed to cover the sexual harassment scandal engulfing his brother, New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo. The daughter of late Arizona Sen. John McCain was referencing a debate about nepotism she had on “The View” last week when she commented on the scathing official report into the allegations against the governor during Wednesday morning’s show.(Snip) “The Cuomo family and CNN are the worst kind of nepotism that the media has an example of,” she railed.
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Too rich. A woman who owes her position to her father, who himself was a massive beneficiary of nepotism, calls out others for nepotism.